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Featured Prose: Impeachment

August 27, 2020 admin

by Patricia Hanahoe-Dosch Introduction When Trump’s impeachment hit the news cycles, I was trying to write about Lily, the main…

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Featured Poetry: Delivery

July 27, 2020 admin

by Matt Broaddus Introduction I recently read Don Mee Choi’s awe-inspiring new book of docupoetics, translation, and art called DMZ…

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Review: The Subtweet by Vivek Shraya

July 15, 2020 admin

by DW McKinney The Subtweet by Vivek Shraya ECW Press, April 2020 235 pages (Softcover) / $16.95, IndieBound Indie artist…

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Review: The Swamp by Yoshiharu Tsuge

June 17, 2020 admin

by DW McKinney The Swamp by Yoshiharu Tsuge Drawn & Quarterly, April 2020 256 pages (Hardcover) / Book Depository Yoshiharu…

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Laughter Remembered

June 9, 2020 admin

By KB Ballentine – for Granddad Death hardly seems like you –still and silent who was never so.You always sang…

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_Glossary: Junetee[n]th_

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By Aerik Francis 1 After “It Was Summer Now and the Colored People Came Out Into the Sunshine” by Morgan…

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The Parking Lot Is the New Basilica

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By Dana Delibovi Adornedby a single bay-treein the way of an altar—raw, dappled—  what’s called an island,though it’s unmistakablywithout breezes,kneels…

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Good Deed

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By William Cass I was ten and sat watching my mom set a casserole dish down on the kitchen table…

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June 2020 (No. 83)

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Poetry The Parking Lot Is the New BasilicaDana Delibovi Wait for Baby GirlAileen Bassis DioramaJohn Sweet _Glossary: Junetee[n]th_Aerik Francis Laughter…

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Freedom Unfolds Three Ways

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By Michael Heiss A small brown envelope was waiting on the kitchen table when I arrived at my mother’s home…

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